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LA must govern vending with respect

Street vending isn't just ubiquitous in Los Angeles. It's a half-billion-dollar industry, according to a 2015 report by non-profit research organisation Economic Roundtable. ....

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Qui a inventé les Flamin' Hot Cheetos ? La question qui enflamme les Latino-Américains

Qui a inventé les Flamin' Hot Cheetos ? La question qui enflamme les Latino-Américains
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On 303 Day, We Celebrate the Five Best Denver Food Inventions

In the 2014 film
What If, two twenty-something hipsters in Toronto start talking about a sandwich that was created in Denver almost forty years ago, when the Colorado Mine Company was the hottest restaurant in Glendale, beloved by athletes, cops.and Elvis. According to legend, the gargantuan Fool s Gold Loaf was cooked up one night in 1976 when the King was in town for a concert and hungry; he d later send his plane in to pick up an order.
If you want to re-create this indelicate delicacy at home, it s basically a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with bacon, made with two tablespoons of margarine, one loaf of French bread, one pound of bacon, one jar of peanut butter and one jar of grape jelly. You take the bread, bathe it in butter on all sides, bake it, gut it and then fill the inside with peanut butter and jelly and bacon, sans grease, which you absorb by placing it between two paper towels. ....

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BBC - Travel - Does 'authentic' Mexican food exist?

By Stephanie Elizondo Griest
1 February 2021
Growing up Mexican American just 150 miles from the border, I thought I understood my ancestral cuisine. A tortilla was a fluffy, flour disc that your
abuela (grandmother) warmed over the stove and slathered with butter and honey.
Queso was a brick of neon-coloured Velveeta cheese your mum melted in a pot with a can of green chillies and served with Tostito corn chips during the Dallas Cowboys game. And tamales were a spicy blend of pork, masa and Crisco vegetable shortening that your
tias (aunties) smeared over corn husks and steamed for Christmas dinner.
So, it was a shock when, on my first trip into Mexico’s interior 25 years ago, I opened a menu and recognised none of the options. Where were the fajitas sizzling on a platter? What made the enchiladas ....

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Timeline: A History of Spice in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a paradise of flavor. Thanks to its car-centric culture, the city has reached into the hills and cleaved independent communities in its endless valleys. The region’s culinary overtones are decidedly Mexican, from street tacos to Alta California cuisine, made all the richer thanks to charred chiles and smoke and heat from the grill. This is the birthplace of salsa empires, with a dense culinary history that’s thicker than the tourist crowds on Olvera Street.
But to only include Mexican flavors in any conversation about LA’s history with heat would do a disservice to too many other communities, from the San Gabriel Valley to South LA to Thai Town. Many of the moments that have made LA the cross-cultural capital of American spice have roots in larger issues and systems, including post-World War II Black migration from the South and changing national immigration laws in the 1960s. Those timeline points, combined with the work of entrepreneurs like David Tran o ....

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